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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1904
Page
6
Magnolia farmers and residents receive notices on printing services rates church and school updates and community happenings. The Republican office offers printing legal forms and return mail cards while reporting on births marriages sickness school term and town meetings with names and places like Magnolia Henry Putnam County and Toluca.
The Magnolia Center W C T U organizes a convention at McNabb on Friday and Saturday the 28th and 30th with a silver medal drilling contest and expected attendance. BE Kern takes a month’s vacation. A post office inspector visited Friday.
Ed C Nud of Townville Sedgwick Co Kan suffered sciatica and walked with crutches until Ballard's Snow Liniment relieved his pain. He used three 60e bottles and now can perform light farm labor without crutches. Sold for 25c Sc and $1 at Powell's drug store.
The LaSalle Tribune quotes postal officials arguing against a parcels post system. They warn it would slow mail, overwhelm offices with goods, require box and car upgrades, and force horse or trolley delivery, costing time and money across diverse regions.
The advertisement touts One Minute Codi Cure as soothing for coughs croup and laryngitis delivering immediate relief by acting at the source. It claims to draw out inflammation and enable lungs to contribute oxygen to blood and tissues. Sold by Dr Powell.
C N Barnes a Marshall county born attorney resident in Peoria suffered a comic mishap in the Peoria court. A bottle of spring tonic and blood purifier leaked through his overcoat pocket leaving a pool in the aisle as spectators sniffed the air. The bottle had turned upside down and the cork released spreading the tonic across the courtroom.
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